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, 1786–1787, p. 539–540; Robert A. Feer, Shay’s Rebellion, N.Y., 1988, p. 410).
pardoned by Gov. John Hancock on 13 Sept. (Robert A. Feer, Shay’s Rebellion, N.Y., 1988, p. 416; Shays’s Rebellion: The American Revolution’s Final Battle
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...to go back under British rule and say they would refuse to grant such a request; this statement is denied by British subjects in America. The general opinion in Massachusetts is that these maneuvers had much to do with Shay’s Rebellion.” He described Americans’ surprise at the Shaysite ringleaders’ pardon, and he concluded that “calm has been restored” (Philip Mazzei,
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On Shays’s Rebellion, which began on 15 Aug. 1786 and was not completely suppressed until the spring of 1787, see note 8, below.